Unfortunately, it lacks in a number of areas, and the focus on sex is not what I would call ideal for a teen series. The only thing she can do is call upon some of her psychic powers and start learning - because, as it becomes clear, she doesn’t have all the time in the world anymore.Īlyson Noël’s series about immortal teens panders to all those readers who love perfect teens who live forever and have special abilities.

Damen starts acting extremely strangely, and Ever is seriously confused about why and how, and what she can possibly do about it.

Luckily, just as Damen and Ever are about to do the deed, a new villain sweeps in and messes things up for them. My main question is: what then? Will the books conclude as soon as they have sex? In Blue Moon, Ever really wants to have sex with Damen, who is trying to teach her some talents she can use now as an immortal, but every time it comes to that possibility, she just can’t bring herself to do it because she’s worried about all of his “experience,” which is considerable through the 600-plus years he’s lived. Yeah, the main goal of both characters’ lives is just to jump in the sack with each other. In other words, she’s mainly trying to adjust to the new reality that is her life.Įver’s main goal now? To spend as much time with possible with Damen, and to consummate their many-lifetimes love. She has said goodbye to her sister, Riley, who died with their parents in the car accident that left Ever behind but who stayed as a ghost and hung around with Ever for months. She has discovered that fact and started to come to terms with what it entails, including the often unwelcome psychic abilities she has. Ever has been made an immortal by her boyfriend and, apparently, love of many previous lives, Damen.

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